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In 1901, there appears to have been two Reginald Secord’s in Brantford, Ontario:
1. Reginald Secord b. 27MAY1879, s/o Levi (22DEC1854) and Emily (15SEP1855) Secord .
2. Reggie Secord b. 1MAR1894, s/o Daniel (14APR1864) and Kate (15JUL1865) Secord. This Reginald, from his WWI attestation papers, was Reginald Lloyd (he is pretty definite about Lloyd, not Floyd) Secord, b. Brantford 1MAR1894, and on 21MAR1916, his residence was 136 Elgin St. Brantford, Ontario. His next-of-kin was his father, Daniel of the same place; and Reggie was a coremaker. He was married at the time, and had been in the militia, in the 38th Dufferin Rifles. He was 5 feet 5 inches, with fair complexion, grey eyes and brown hair. He was either Baptist or Congregationalist.
In 1901, Reggie’s siblings were:
Bertha Secord b. 16SEP1890
‘Margorie’ Secord b. 11AUG1899
Hazel Secord b. 14MAR1901
Daniel Secord b. ca. 1864 was apprenticed to Alfred Ball, a blacksmith, in Brantford in 1881. Daniel Secord b. Brantford, ONT 14APR1864, d. MAY1948, bur. Mt. Hope Cem., Brantford, m. 9OCT1889 Catherine Smith; was the s/o Hiram and Elizabeth (Smith) Secord. Hiram was the s/o David and Mary (Olmstead) Secord. David was the s/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Perrin) Secord. Daniel was the s/o Daniel and Elizabeth Secord. Daniel was the s/o Daniel and Elizabeth (Archer/Warner) Secord. Daniel was the s/o Daniel and Catherine (Mabie (Maybee/Mabee)) Secord. Daniel was the s/o Daniel and Catherine (Woertman, later Wartman) Sicard. Daniel was the s/o Ambroise and Jeanne Sicard, Huguenots from France to New Rochelle, Westchester Co., NY; probably in 1683; the ancestors of all the Sicard’s/Secord’s/Seacord’s/Sicar’s/etc. in North America; including Laura (Ingersoll) Secord’s husband.
A variation on the above line-of-descent make the Daniel Secord who m. Elizabeth Perrin a s/o Daniel and Mary Secord, with Daniel s/o John and Phoebe (Travis) Secord; John the s/o Daniel and Catherine (Mabie) Secord; so there is some difference of opinion. With the forename, Daniel, being exceptionally popular within the family, confusion would be easy.
See:
http://www.burrisgenealogy.com/fam/fam12804.htm
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~shunkfamilytree/FamilyTree/fam18480.htm
plus many other sites. Including:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~grannyapple/MISNER/MISNER%20Data%20H.html
which has:
Harriet Emily Misener, b. 1871 ON; d. 15 Mar 1937. Parents: Francis Misener (1845 - ) & Fanny HAWLEY. Sp: Benjamin Cornelius LININGTON, b. 1875; d. 1955. Ch:
(1) Norman LININGTON, b. 1891; d. 18 Dec 1970, m. Margery Lottie LAKE, ch:
(a) Ariel LININGTON;
(b) Norman Roy LININGTON;
(c) Bernice LININGTON;
(d) Betty LININGTON;
(2) Walter LININGTON, b. 1893; d. 7 Feb 1963, m. Winnifred ROWEN (8 ch living);
(3) Hazel Mae LININGTON, b. 12 Oct 1896; d. 26 May 1962, m. Reginald Lloyd SECORD, b. 1894 Brantford, ON; d. 10 Oct 1962 (3 ch living);
(4) Frances LININGTON, b. 1905; d. 1958, m. Frederick DAY, b. 1903; d. 1960 (5 ch living);
(5) Doris LININGTON m. Frederick BRAND;
(6) Charles LININGTON m. Margaret BEEMER (1 ch living);
(7) George LININGTON m. Margaret HALL (5 ch living);
(8) Earl LININGTON m. Ada WILLIE 25 Sep 1923 (6 ch living). (NOTE: Additional information is available.)
Thomas
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